Rosie the Riveter National Historical Park - National reserve in Richmond - 1414 Harbour Way S #3000, USA

A great historical park showcasing the Homefront's perspective of WWII and its impact to society. The volunteers and staff are dedicated and knowledgeable. It's little tucked away, but worth visiting if you're in the area. It's right on the water's edge with a good restaurant and ferry station next door. (There were a few exhibits under renovation, but other than that, a great free museum!)

Great little museum with so much history and information. I'm a Bay Area native and Navy Service member and didn't know there was so much history right here at home. I spent a few hours here with my nephew and he had a great time learning and completing his junior ranger activity book and got his first badge. The staff were so nice and knowledgeable; we couldn't have had a better experience.

This is the most beautiful museum I've ever seen! The knowledge I recieved was emense, and the respect to women and minorities in WWII given in the space was so honorable 🎖

The information presented was accurate and well put together, but the park itself felt like a token inclusion for women representation. It was hidden away in a confusing location. A nice visit to cross it off the junior ranger list, but I'm not sure I'd frequent this park as I do with many others.

The NPS needs to spend a few bucks to bring the exhibits back to full function and fully maintain them.

How relevant is this today given the rampant revisionist history being trotted out by those who would deny this ever happened. I've also been to the Little Rock High School National Park Visitor Center. I'd like to see how Florida denies that. Do not be fooled by the small size of the building. There is so much history packed into the exhibits. Seeing the badges and other items from the workers during that time really brought home how much that generation gave up but also accomplished. It highlighted the issues with housing so many workers in a then tiny town. It's a great remembrance of what women, black, latinX, and Asians overcame to support this country during World War II. It didn't whitewash history.

Such a great museum in our local community! Such a great piece of our history!!! Love it! Thank you for serving our community!

Love the walk down memory lane and enjoyed the historic beginnings of this fascinating industrial east bay location.